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Posted to c-users@xerces.apache.org by gloridel <pt...@tgl.co.jp> on 2008/03/07 01:57:17 UTC

Xerces-C Supported Encoding

Hello

In the Xerces-C FAQ, SJIS encoding was not included as one of the
supported encoding. Is there another way to be able to use this encoding
or am I asking too much ??

gloridel

Re: Xerces-C Supported Encoding

Posted by gloridel <pt...@tgl.co.jp>.

Hello Dave

Thanks for the information. I'll look into this.

gloridel

David Bertoni さんは書きました:
> gloridel wrote:
>   
>> Hello
>>
>> In the Xerces-C FAQ, SJIS encoding was not included as one of the
>> supported encoding. Is there another way to be able to use this encoding
>> or am I asking too much ??
>>     
> You can use the ICU as the transcoding service, which supports many more
> encodings.  However, there are many variants of Shift-JIS, so you should
> verify the ICU supports the one you're using.
>
> The documentation explains how to build Xerces-C with a different
> transcoding service.
>
> Dave
>
>
>

Re: Xerces-C Supported Encoding

Posted by David Bertoni <db...@apache.org>.

gloridel wrote:
> Hello
> 
> In the Xerces-C FAQ, SJIS encoding was not included as one of the
> supported encoding. Is there another way to be able to use this encoding
> or am I asking too much ??
You can use the ICU as the transcoding service, which supports many more
encodings.  However, there are many variants of Shift-JIS, so you should
verify the ICU supports the one you're using.

The documentation explains how to build Xerces-C with a different
transcoding service.

Dave